Police charges expected for teen hoons on Gold Coast

A 15-year-old boy could face police charges after crashing a car into a fence overnight, injuring two teenage girls.

TEENAGE hoons accused of crashing into a fence at Parkwood overnight are likely to face charges as police continue to investigate the accident today.

A 15-year-old boy from Loganlea is expected to face charges for unlicensed driving and dangerous use of a motor vehicle after his hatchback hit the fence of a home on Woodlands Way just before 8pm.

Witnesses have reported the car, allegedly with the boy at the wheel, had been doing burnouts in the area before the accident.

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Three teenage girls aged 14 to 17 were passengers in the car at the time, with two taken to Gold Coast University Hospital.

A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman confirmed one of the girls suffered elbow and back injuries and the other rib injuries.

It was a busy night for paramedics on the Gold Coast overnight, also treating a man in Coomera for spinal and wrist injuries after he crashed his car into a electricity pole on Kerkin Rd around 7.30pm.

Meanwhile a cyclist in his 30s was also taken to Gold Coast University Hospital after colliding with a car on Old Burleigh Rd at 7.35pm.